Tuesday, August 12, 2003, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

27 feared dead in ONGC copter crash
Mumbai, August 11
In one of the worst accidents involving a helicopter, at least three persons were killed and 22 employees of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and two crew members were feared drowned when a helicopter carrying them crashed into the Arabian Sea, 35 km from here today.
Rescue workers carry the body of a person killed in a helicopter crash in Mumbai
Rescue workers carry the body of a person killed in a helicopter crash in Mumbai in which 27 persons were feared killed on Monday. — Reuters photo

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23 pilgrims drowned as boat capsizes
Kishanganj, August 11
At least 23 pilgrims, mostly women, were drowned and 17 went missing when an over-crowded boat capsized midstream in the swollen Kankai river in Bihar's Kishanganj district today, the police said.

BJP all set to ditch NDA, says Deve Gowda
Country in political mess
New Delhi, August 11
Former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda is categoric that the country is in a political and economic mess and the BJP is geared up to ditch the NDA as the ensuing electoral battles will be fought on the Ayodhya issue and the Common Civil Code.
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Cabinet clears statehood for Delhi
New Delhi, August 11
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government at the Centre today threw another election bait at the people of the Capital by clearing the proposal for granting full statehood for Delhi.

Cabinet okays Bill on cow slaughter ban
Implement recommendations on fundamental duties, says SC

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No, no, there is no dissidence in Punjab Congress!

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Pak asks India to make sacrifice
Islamabad, August 11
Urging India to make a sacrifice in the spirit of give and take to settle the Kashmir issue, Pakistan Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali today told a visiting Indian delegation of parliamentarians and journalists that his country wanted peace in the region.

Zafarullah Khan Jamali, Prime Minister of Pakistan, hosts a lunch in honour of the visiting Indian delegation at the Prime Minister's House in Islamabad
Zafarullah Khan Jamali (L), Prime Minister of Pakistan, hosts a lunch in honour of the visiting Indian delegation at the Prime Minister's House in Islamabad on Monday. —Reuters

Six Army men killed in J&K

Man kills wife, 3 daughters; later commits suicide
Patiala, August 11
A Shimla resident who had got his wife to the city to enable her to observe the “Raksha Bandhan” festival, today pushed her as well as his three young daughters into the Bhakra Canal.

Living in the shadow of death

Bahang (Manali), August 11
Spending sleepless nights and sitting on the check-dam with their little ones in their arms has become a routine for labourers and their families living in tents and hutments along the Beas here which can anytime come under the swathe of the Podu nullah.

Labourers living in the huts below the Podu Nullah at Bahang, 4 km from Manali, where two persons were killed on July 24
Labourers living in the huts below the Podu Nullah at Bahang, 4 km from Manali, where two persons were killed on July 24. — Photo M. C. Thakur
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